[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] {{Slasher Movie}}s, or SlashFic. [[RuleThirtyFour Hopefully]].----!!This work contains examples of:* Most, if not all tropes in ''VideoGame/NetHack''.* BottomlessBladder: Averted. There are toilets, but their use isn't obvious at first. If you're Satiated and sit on one, you "take a dump" and lose some nutrition, as well as being cured of sickness. It is extremely likely someone will never use it anyway, but it's there.* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: [[spoiler: In a earlier version of the game you could literally do this. He's ungodly strong and respawns anyways, but you know you want to try.]]* InterfaceScrew: Hallucination returns, with the added caveat of affecting items as well. Not even your inventory is safe, including that unicorn horn you might be tempted to use.* KiAttacks: Monks get them.* LaserBlade: Yes, you can wish for a lightsaber. Remember to [[NotWithTheSafetyOnYouWont turn it on]] first.* LethalJokeItem: There is an artifact spoon called [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV Houchou]] that instantly kills whatever you throw it at, but it breaks afterwards.* {{Nerf}}: The Dwarven Valkyrie. The advantages in the original game to playing a dwarven valkyrie is that you can get Excalibur with your sword early on, and the mines are considerably easier, since the gnomes are friendly. However, in Slash'EM the long sword you use to get Excalibur is replaced with a dwarven spear, and the mines are filled with zombies.* OurElvesAreBetter: Changed from chaotic-only to lawful/neutral, with the addition of drow to fill in the "chaotic elf" niche. This gives standard elves a much wider selection of alignment-specific roles.* SchizoTech: Soldiers now carry various guns, most of which use the same ammunition. However, no other enemies carry guns, and you are ''eventually'' going to run out of bullets...----